The Biden Administration continues its commitment to building a clean energy workforce and fighting the climate crisis by implementing the Inflation Reduction Act with a focus on clean energy projects. The act includes incentives for wind, solar, nuclear, and hydrogen projects, ensuring good-paying jobs and registered apprenticeships in the industry. Final rules announced by the Department of the Treasury and the IRS will provide a significant boost to clean energy projects by implementing prevailing wage and apprenticeship credits for tax credits. Worker protection measures include the use of Project Labor Agreements and education on prevailing wage standards to ensure compliance. The administration also plans to collaborate with the Department of Labor to share information and tips on potential noncompliance. Additionally, efforts like the Investing in America Workforce Hubs and partnerships in regions like Augusta, Georgia, and Pittsburgh aim to create job training opportunities and pathways in clean energy and related industries, offering hundreds of new job opportunities and training pathways for workers.